Nemo 33







This is Nemo 33, the deepest swimming pool in the world. Located in Brussels, Belgium, the 113 ft. deep diving facility was designed by diving expert John Beernaerts for instruction, recreation, and film production.

I love the layout and colors of the space; the multi-level plateaus at the top are incredible. This really has a sort of 2001 vibe with a healthy dose of spent fuel pool thrown in. Would love to have a swim in there.

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12 Comments

  1. Chad says:

    Here’s some HD video of Nemo 33: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xsbfdXl1toA

  2. Rob says:

    Soooo cooool! I wanna swim!

  3. mg33 says:

    Came across videos of this place last month and was equally fascinated by it. I think the minimal looking structure lends to kind of an eerie feel to the place.

  4. Aldous says:

    I was actually watching a special on this place yesterday… there’s also a bar/restaurant surrounding the place that you can go in afterwards and watch all your fellow divers as you have a drink (pretty much all the windows you can see in the second picture look out/in)

  5. Andy Roush says:

    Man- Official Reason 817 to go to Brussels.

  6. flowen says:

    would you be able to swim over there? Or do you need some special licenses?

  7. Chris W says:

    It looks like an underwater house, fascinating. At over 30m it’s deeper than you can go with a PADI advanced certificate.

  8. LB says:

    The deep dark hole part scares me so much

  9. Ricardo says:

    looks like that underwater level on super mario 64!

  10. Stef says:

    I’ve been there, it’s quite cool. The “tunnel” that goes all the way to the bottom can get quite crowded with divers going up and down, it’s not that big.

    Anyone should be able to swim in it but if you want to dive you have to prove you are licensed (PADI, …). There is some supervision but not much.

  11. Came across videos of this place last month and was equally fascinated by it. I think the minimal looking structure lends to kind of an eerie feel to the place.

  12. would you be able to swim over there? Or do you need some special licenses?

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